THE EFFECT OF OVULATION INDUCTION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF UTERUS NATURAL KILLER T (NKT) CELL POPULATION AT SEVENTH DAY OF MOUSE PREGNANCY

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DORFESHAN PARVIN; SALEHNIA MOJDEH; MOAZZENI SEYED MOHAMMAD

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THE EFFECT OF OVULATION INDUCTION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF UTERUS NATURAL KILLER T (NKT) CELL POPULATION AT SEVENTH DAY OF MOUSE PREGNANCY

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DORFESHAN PARVIN | SALEHNIA MOJDEH | MOAZZENI SEYED MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

OVULATION INDUCTIONQ3

NKT CELLSQ2

IMPLANTATIONQ3

SPLEENQ3

UTERUSQ3

ENDOMETRIUMQ3

Abstract

Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate and compare the population of Natural killer T lymphocyte (NKT) in the UTERUS and SPLEEN of the hyperstimulated and control mice at the seventh day of pregnancy.Materials and Methods: The superovulated and control mice were put individually in a cage with a male mouse. In the next morning they were considered for observing the vaginal plag. The day was assumed as the first day of pregnancy. On the 7th day of pregnancy, the samples were collected from UTERUS of IMPLANTATION site, interval site and SPLEEN tissues and 5 micrometer cryosections were prepared. The immunohistochemical reaction was used for CD 161 and CD3 markers and the distribution of NKT CELLS population were compared with nucleated cells in hyperstimulated and control groups.Results: There were not significant differences between the NKT cell population of the SPLEEN, decidual and myometrial tissue of interval site in the control and hyperstimulated groups. But this population was increased in the hyperstimulated group (2.26±1.43) compared with control (0.79±0.17, P≤0.05) in the decidual of IMPLANTATION site, moreover there was not any significant difference at myometrial tissue of both groups in IMPLANTATION site.Conclusion: It seems that OVULATION INDUCTION could not affect systematically on the population of NKT CELLS of pregnant mice while it could locally cause an increase in the decidual NKT CELLS.

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DORFESHAN, PARVIN, SALEHNIA, MOJDEH, & MOAZZENI, SEYED MOHAMMAD. (2011). THE EFFECT OF OVULATION INDUCTION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF UTERUS NATURAL KILLER T (NKT) CELL POPULATION AT SEVENTH DAY OF MOUSE PREGNANCY. PATHOBIOLOGY RESEARCH (MODARES JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES), 14(3), 35-42. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/81018/en

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DORFESHAN PARVIN, SALEHNIA MOJDEH, MOAZZENI SEYED MOHAMMAD. THE EFFECT OF OVULATION INDUCTION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF UTERUS NATURAL KILLER T (NKT) CELL POPULATION AT SEVENTH DAY OF MOUSE PREGNANCY. PATHOBIOLOGY RESEARCH (MODARES JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES)[Internet]. 2011;14(3):35-42. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/81018/en

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PARVIN DORFESHAN, MOJDEH SALEHNIA, and SEYED MOHAMMAD MOAZZENI, “THE EFFECT OF OVULATION INDUCTION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF UTERUS NATURAL KILLER T (NKT) CELL POPULATION AT SEVENTH DAY OF MOUSE PREGNANCY,” PATHOBIOLOGY RESEARCH (MODARES JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES), vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 35–42, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/81018/en

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